Examples of 'coherently' in a sentence
Meaning of "coherently"
Coherently (adverb): Coherently means in a logical and consistent way that is easy to understand or follow, often used to describe speech, writing, or arguments
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- In a coherent manner.
How to use "coherently" in a sentence
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Are not able to coherently manage the river.
It is designed to view sport globally and coherently.
Capacity to coherently express what one perceives.
Clubs allow this reality to be viewed coherently.
Consistency means coherently defending of a program of ideas.
This article is not written very coherently.
Impossible to talk coherently about this book.
Suponev is reporting the situation quite coherently.
We are called to live coherently in this world.
I have never been able to explain why coherently.
Write clearly and coherently for the client.
But you have got to remember coherently.
Living coherently with their values.
They must also fit coherently with.
Search coherently across all channels.
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I am just glad it came out somewhat coherently.
Present data coherently and effectively.
An angry man can not think coherently.
But let me try to tell coherently of that final horror.
He is expanding the universe deftly and coherently.
It is difficult or impossible to respond coherently to something that is incoherent.
He understood their questions and responded coherently.
He had not spoken coherently in days.
They are threatening your ability of reasoning coherently.
I can not even speak coherently about this.
It gives us the opportunity to examine this issue coherently.
This fragmented model struggles to coherently target services efficiently.
Asylum legislation must be transposed coherently.
Communicate coherently and effectively.
I will try to sum up my thoughts as coherently as possible.
These institutions work coherently on a wide spectrum of psychological disorders.
Ideas are clearly articulated and coherently structured.
It coherently applied the criteria.
I was not even thinking coherently any more.
Parliamentary committees and processes must pursue all goals coherently.
Someone can actually think coherently about this issue.
We are not even able to formulate the problem coherently.
The transmit diversity combines coherently the two polarisations.
It was a long time before she could speak coherently.
All colleagues agree we must act as coherently as possible to stand stronger.
I am tired and not really thinking coherently.
Failure to communicate coherently leaves people unsure of what is expected of them.
These signals are then processed coherently on reception.
He intensely and coherently explores color and material in resolutely contemporary work.
She found herself thinking coherently again.
Courts do not seem to coherently or uniformly write about this factor.
We need people who can talk coherently.
The two programmes are coherently drafted and form a single package.
She may find it hard to think coherently.
Speaking simply and coherently is the best way to establish rapport.
